Chiller Technician

Carry out overhaul, preventive, corrective, predictive, breakdown maintenance, troubleshoot and diagnostic activities related to the following system:

Process Area of FCU, AHU, and Ventilation System

Refrigerant recovery, recycling and purifying System

On case-to-case basis, to execute maintenance tasks such as (but not limited to) disassembly, assembly, observation, troubleshoots, repairs, tests, data collection of another static and rotating equipment or other devices according to written or verbal instruction from Supervisor in a professional and efficient manner, complying with the safety rules and regulations as needed.

Supervise, guide and monitor work done by external vendors.

Performing routine tests, such as checking for leaks, verifying system pressures, Nitrogen charging.

Performing routine of chiller maintenance, such as condenser and evaporator end covers opening and closing, provides support to perform heat exchanger chemical cleaning, swabbing, ECT etc.

Performing routine of chiller maintenance, refrigerant transfer, reclaim, oil extract from refrigerant.

Performing refrigerant recycling and purification activity and provide support to superior on managing, handling and storing refrigerants and other inert gas such as nitrogen within the plants.

Familiarity with vibration analysis, thermography, and other predictive maintenance techniques.

Knowledge of how to perform routine maintenance tasks, such as oil changes, filter replacements, and cleaning heat exchanger tubes.

Understanding how to monitor and log key operating parameters to anticipate maintenance needs.

Knowledge of environmental regulations related to refrigerant handling and disposal.

Prepare and submit technical log reports, checklist or forms as part of daily routine work.

Obtain spare parts, materials, and consumables either from internal store or external location.

Utilize, maintain and safe keep specific tools assigned by company.

Maintain proper tools, PPE s, Spares and provide annual requirements.

Respond to emergency situations during or after hours for the purpose of business continuation and safety concerns.

Work effectively with other team members, including engineers, supervisors, and external vendors.

Ability to quickly learn and adapt to new systems, tools, and procedures as technology evolves.

Where applicable, provide assistance and support to other team members, whenever required.

Participate in QC provided training as deemed fit by management.

Perform any other related duty as assigned by the immediate supervisor, in accordance with the provisions of the labor law.

Adherence to safety protocols, including lockout/tagout procedures for Mechanical and electrical assets related to chiller plant.